Came across the Daring Cardmakers blog by complete accident this evening and had been making some quick christmas cards today! They would also have fitted their last challenge too (a card in less than 30 mins!). PSP'd some Petticoat Trees, Cuttlebugged the card blank with the snowflakes folder and cut out the pic and scallops with nesties! Quick, easy but effective. Will probably become my stock pile this year.
15 comments:
Less than 30mins!. I honestly don't know how you lot make your cards so quickly! They are really great, and look alot of work to me.
Very fresh looking. The colouring is so well done.
Cudsy Cuds xx
Lovely cards Paul. The embossing on the white background looks great and with just that touch of colour in the trees and ribbon they look wonderful.
Wow great cards and very quick
Ruth
These are really cool. I love the embossing on the white, looks fantastic.
Hi Paul, me again!
I have a pressie on my blog for you. You so deserve it for all the help and advice you have given me.
And all the cool ideas you have.
Cudsy Cuds xx
These are beautiful Paul xx
Please visit my blog and pick up your award :)
Elaine x
I've been browsing around Paul since I've missed a whole week of visiting. The latest batch of cards are fantastic. Well done you. Love the double gate fold and the PB one especially. Those Christmas ones are fabby as well. :)
Wow Paul, these are very smart,simple yet stunning, very understated, I've been browsing your new cards you have been busy -they're all great. I have left you something on my blog, if you would like to nip over and collect it. Gail xx
Great cards and very effective. that embossed background is stunning.
I love your christmas cards. I'm just about to get a cuttlebug so it is nice to see how you used it here :)
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love these card they are very elegant, the embossing looks fab
Tracy
Now that's a nice one; Christmas in June... love the cards, simple and cute :)
Love these christmas cards. Do you mind if I borrowed the design?
Thanks Paul, and I've added you to my blog roll too! You have some wonderful cards on your blog, you have a good eye!
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